Cincy's Century-Old Ghost Ship Haunts the Banks of the Ohio River | Cincinnati Refined

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The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Instagram user @Nick_d_photography // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Ronny Salerno and Queen City Discovery // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Instagram user @alexlosoya9 // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Instagram user @alpage83 // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Ronny Salerno and Queen City Discovery // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Instagram user @shinydiskoballz // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Ronny Salerno and Queen City Discovery // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Ronny Salerno and Queen City Discovery // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Ronny Salerno and Queen City Discovery // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Instagram user @alpage83 // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Instagram user @Dreamsmasher502 // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Instagram user @alpage83 // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Ronny Salerno and Queen City Discovery // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Instagram user @isaac7brown // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Ronny Salerno and Queen City Discovery // Published: 8.4.18

The Circle Line V was a ship that first launched in 1902, served numerous purposes, and subsequently came to rest on the banks of the Ohio River years later. For decades, the ship has been rusting beneath a canopy of trees, attracting visitors who want to see and photograph the hulking, metal boat. The ship sits on private property. / Image courtesy of Ronny Salerno and Queen City Discovery // Published: 8.4.18

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